: Sun Mar 29, 2009 8:41 am  

no need for an apology we all felt and knew what they must have been going through BUT if jd and the boys feel like they let leon down a bit and feel they have a score to settle for leon a week on friday will suit me just fine

: Sun Mar 29, 2009 8:52 am  

snowie wrote:

:( this to me was brought about by the question after the game by the sky commenter after the game, do you think you have played good enough for leon no wonder he feels like he does, you have my up most admiration to even get up and play the game never mind the what ordeals you have had to go through

Con please pass this on to you lad he should hold his head high, as should the rest of the squad

100% agree with this post, before jd was in front of the camera he was waiting arms crossed and looking a shadow of his formal self

5 days to prepare for a game like that is nothing
the boys have gone/are going through a tough time that most and i hope no other team or set of players go through

: Sun Mar 29, 2009 9:37 am  

nothing to apologise for the lad did well to play the fixture after the events of last weekend fantastic effort by everbody at the club

: Sun Mar 29, 2009 11:05 am  

adam9641 wrote:

No need to apologise JD.

If any one needs to apologise it’s the fans after last night, walking out very early and slating the performance, there was no need for it what so ever and the fact they did not wait till the final whistle to clap the players says enough for me

Who are you to slag the fans off for leaving early?

I left 5 mins early as my young son was very cold and also getting tired. I travelled all the way to wales to support my side and i'll be going to edinburgh and more than likely back down to wales. Id have liked to have stopped to the end but unfortunatly my young lad comes 1st.

Get off your high horse

: Sun Mar 29, 2009 11:14 am  

Humphrey wrote:

Who are you to slag the fans off for leaving early?

I left 5 mins early as my young son was very cold and also getting tired. I travelled all the way to wales to support my side and i'll be going to edinburgh and more than likely back down to wales. Id have liked to have stopped to the end but unfortunatly my young lad comes 1st.

Get off your high horse

Calm down!

Adam is clearly disappointed in that he wanted the players to come around to a full show of support from the fans. He didn't get it - and everyone has their reasons and, TBH, that was a game I could not wait to get away from (although I did stay and applause).

There's no need to get into a slanging match over this and the mods will not allow that to happen here.

We all have our own ways of dealing with these situations - let's leave it at that eh!

: Sun Mar 29, 2009 11:29 am  

Humphrey wrote:

Who are you to slag the fans off for leaving early?

I left 5 mins early as my young son was very cold and also getting tired. I travelled all the way to wales to support my side and i'll be going to edinburgh and more than likely back down to wales. Id have liked to have stopped to the end but unfortunatly my young lad comes 1st.

Get off your high horse

Maybe adam feels that if the score was 20-20 with 5 to go fans would have stayed till the end, i don't think adam's opinion is far from the mark, but its an opinion and thats all it is.

To my mind every fan in the ground should have stayed in "a show of support" to the guys on the field, but i accept if you had to go becuase of the little guy then fine.

: Sun Mar 29, 2009 12:43 pm  

Humphrey wrote:

Who are you to slag the fans off for leaving early?

I left 5 mins early as my young son was very cold and also getting tired. I travelled all the way to wales to support my side and i'll be going to edinburgh and more than likely back down to wales. Id have liked to have stopped to the end but unfortunatly my young lad comes 1st.

Get off your high horse

It's an opinion. After recent events it would have been great for everyone to stay and give the lads a big cheer and show we are united and as the chant was "we'll support you ever more"

But too many people IMO walked out early, but the ones that p!ssed mee off even more were the ones slating the lads when there was no need for it all.

As I have said the lads need our support more then ever at the time and whilst your some was cold I accept that BUT the people just want to avoid traffic really does make me mad. But thats me.

: Sun Mar 29, 2009 2:22 pm  

Hi this is Mrs Bigal i would just like to say i felt sad reading JD'S apology this morning, working as a nurse in a hospice i deal with death and greiving family/friends frequently, all the players deserve a big pat on the back for pulling on a shirt on fri night and i feel they didn't let anybody down, your all still greiving from Adam's death and now Leon's death will bring all those feelings back, keep your chins up lads.
As you can guess Al's not in at moment so im able to get on computer .

: Sun Mar 29, 2009 2:24 pm  

BIGAL1 wrote:

Hi this is Mrs Bigal i would just like to say i felt sad reading JD'S apology, working as a nurse in a hospice i deal with death and greiving family/friends frequently, all the players deserve a big pat on the back for pulling on a shirt on fri night and i feel they didn't let anybody down, your all still greiving from Adam's death and now Leon's death will bring all those feelins of back, keep your chins up lads.
As you can guess Al's not in at moment so im able to get on computer .

Post more often Mrs. Al

Great post and I agree with it. Hope most of lads see this thread as they have nothing to apologise for.

It has doubled the amount of pride we have for the team.

: Sun Mar 29, 2009 2:36 pm  

adam9641 wrote:

Post more often Mrs. Al

Great post and I agree with it. Hope most of lads see this thread as they have nothing to apologise for.

It has doubled the amount of pride we have for the team.

Steady on pal., she should be making MY tea not mucking about on here


Somehow feel i may regret this